GLASGOW, APRIL 11TH, 1932
GLASGOW, APRIL 11TH, 1932
Mr. A. P. Taylor.
My Dear Arthur, — -Many thanks for all news and letters forwarded. You may be assured we are thinking of you all much. The Flatbush and Kings Highway meetings also are much on our hearts. The open air preaching will now be on and will occasion the brothers engaged in it much earnest concern.
I could fill many pages as to the work of God in Great [p. 355] Britain. The meetings at Belfast I mentioned to ——— briefly. They were supported in a remarkable way and largely attended.
The season in Dublin was also most cheering. In spite of outward conditions the saints go on and there is a measure of increase, although, in the government of God, it is not likely that there will be much extension of the testimony in the Free State. God began there and so it had an immense opportunity.
There is a great general interest here in Glasgow. The special meetings over last weekend were very largely attended. At the reading we had the undoing of the works of the devil by the Son of God. One of the addresses was on the combination of spiritual life and intelligence — Revelation 4 and 5. In Ayrshire I find a divided state of things and so arranged for three meetings, and therefore shall not go north until the 15th inst. As there is a low state in some of the meetings near Kilmarnock, McB——— has found troubled waters to fish in, and so a few are disturbed. It is likely the Lord has a controversy with them on account of their state. Mr. Coates is writing an excellent paper answering the attacks of the Glanton leaders as to the truth of our Lord’s sonship. My paper regarding W———’s paper is being circulated in typed form — I hope to have some copies sent to New York. There is abundant evidence that the Lord is blessing the exercise concerning this great matter to His people. I hope brethren in America will not miss the gain of it. We expect to remain in Scotland until May 1st, then south, please God.
Mother unites in love to Ruth and the children and all.
Affectionately,
Father.